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Claremore School Administrative Assistant Cheryl Shelton is boxing up items in anticipation of the district’s administrative offices moving to the old Central Upper Elementary building. Mark Friedel

July 11, 2012

Claremore school district relocating administrative offices

Mark Friedel Staff Reporter The Claremore Daily Progress Wed Jul 11, 2012, 06:30 AM CDT

CLAREMORE — The Claremore Public School District’s phones and internet service will be down beginning today, while the central office relocates to the old Central Upper Elementary building located on 102 West 10th Street.

The office of administration was experiencing problems with water leakage and believes the move was necessary, said Claremore Superintendent Mike McClaren.

“The phones and email are expected to be down while the fiber optic network is installed. We hope to be back in service by July 17,” added McClaren.

The new phone number for the school district will be (918) 923-4200. Classes begin Aug 9.

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